SEHMUA 4G LTE Cellular Solar Security Camera Wireless Outdoor, No WiFi Solar Powered Camera, 360° Live View, 2K Color Night Vision, PIR Motion Sensor, 2 Way Talk, Built in SIM Card

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED
I have 2 of these, one for the front yard and one for the back yard!!! And they are both awesome!!!! Sturdy, easy to install, amd best of all, totally solar powered!!! Not once have I had an issue with either camera system… very clear picture amd highly accurate to motion sensitivity. I personally pay for the yearly cloud storage with is a very great price and very reliable… it sure beats paying for these security companies put here. It syncs to your phone/s easily. I love saying thank you to the delivery people when I’m not home thru the device… love the look on their faces when they hear the voice coming out of nowhere

Great features, works well, confusing instructions
Got 4G Cellular version for viewing a pasture with horses. Great features, but VERY hard to understand pricing/fee for using this!!!! Tried to figure it out by reading around and watching videos, but that didn’t answer my questions, so I set it up and played. Set up was easy, but you have to pre-charge it for 10 hours before you can install it. Solar panel cable length is reasonable. Sim is already in it, you put in the SD card. Used QR code, installed app on iPhone. Seemed like all was working. First, I got a zillion notifications that motion detected. Soon I reduced sensitivity and turned it off eventually. VERY COOL to be able to pan 10 degrees, zoom, tilt, see at night, make a light, even speak, and the app can save pics and video straight to your phone, which I love. Sent pics/vids to friends – very cool. Checked horses at night, great. I hadn’t bought any plan and it was working great! This morning I had black screen and no option to change settings. No idea what the deal was. Eventually figured out I had to use their app to buy a data plan ($15 for a month or more for more time) and your phone service doesn’t matter at all – the cell network your phone uses is irrelevant to what this camera sim is going to use. They don’t explain how data use is calculated, how to avoid using data, why I care about SD/Cloud storage if I just want to stream, how much using it is going to cost and how to minimize the cost (does just viewing the video on my phone cost $$/increase data use? Does saving pics to my phone cost? How do I see my data use?) Maybe it’s a learning curve, but this is SO CONFUSING to me and I wish there were clear instructions/guidelines/info about costs TO USE the camera/app/service. That it just blacked out video after working was so annoying and confusing. Also, can another user access this same feed and also control the camera from another device? Where do I go to figure this out?

Works great most of the time.
Not difficult to install. Video quality is much better than the bulb cameras I have. The only thing that I’ve found is that when the battery gets low it disconnects from my Wi-Fi. Took me a couple of times to figure that out. The solar panel isn’t the best thing because it doesn’t fully charge the batteries. That became annoying fast. To solve this issue I ran a USB-C cable to it from a wall wart and haven’t had any issues since. I bought a second one and I’ll find out how strong the Wi-Fi signal is with it because it will be placed in my backyard. Will update after I get that one running.13OCT23: update, I now have 2 of these cameras and when they are working they are great. They have a tendency to freeze frame about every 90 seconds or so. Then eventually my display will go black and it says to check network as if the internet has gone down. So I check my internet connection and it seems to be working fine. I know that my internet is questionable (Centurylink) so I’m not using the cloud storage. Instead I’m using a 64G SD card. I don’t have it scheduled to record events, because on my old bulb camera I had to delete things every other day so it would stay on. This is a temporary set because I’m renting now and don’t want to install my wired camera system. Also I don’t have Alexa so that might be the reason why I’m having these issues.The video quality is exceptional even the nighttime color is great, the IR night vision is so that I can recognize someone if need be. I don’t think that living in a mobile home would be an issue with the Wi-Fi @ 2.4 Ghz since it’s only 15’ away from the router and my other one is about 30’ from the extender. My cordless phone is 2.4Ghz no issues with it outside. Wish it was compatible with my 5G Wi-Fi that works much better than the 2.4Ghz.After using it and figuring out the issues I will have to give it 4-4.5 stars overall. I would recommend it for people who don’t live nor work in metal buildings or mobile homes.15OCT23-Update II: updating again, still having issues with the camera freezing up and getting a network error. I have 2 cameras and they take turns dropping out. This morning the camera I have on my front gate dropped out 6 times in less than an hour. As I said before maybe it’s the fact that I live in a mobile home and the metal is affecting it not sure. I don’t have any issues with my Wi-Fi because I can walk down the road and still have my Wi-Fi service a block away (approx. 100 yards away). Also my cordless phone (2.4Ghz) works fine for the same distance. Guess I’ll just go with the old fashioned way and use my wired cameras.Update #3: had the batteries charged up and plugged in the solar panel yesterday. Panel faces South and it had about 12 hours of sunlight. Sunset was about 1945 last night and sun rise was around 0655 this morning, so it was on battery power for about 11 hours. No video this morning (dead batteries). Plugged in to ac and waited a few minutes and it came back on. If and when I get my new cameras these are going back. Seems like Amazon has forgotten where I live, my first order of new cameras was sent back after it sat for a day or so about 60 miles down the road then they said it was undeliverable.

Llevo casi dos meses usándola y hasta hoy todo bien, puntos a resaltar la alerta de movimiento funciona bien aunque en algunos casos los clips de grabación no tuvieron una continuidad y los segundos que graban se me hacen pocos, debería tener la opción de grabar más tiempo, la calidad de la imagen es de lo mejor si tienes una buena señal de internet, el altavoz a través de la cámara me sorprendió se escucha fuerte y claro, capte una hermosa luna llena en el modo nocturno.